This gym is absolutely gorgeous. There are so many amenities (that I saw while getting the tour)…read more However, I went as a classpass user and only had access to the workout classes I signed up for. I took a few strength+conditioning classes with Mighty and they were HARD! Lots of stations and fast paced switching from each section. Great workout!

My friend invited me over for a yoga class here and it was an exceptional experience! The facility…read moreseems to have expanded recently so it looks brand new, the interior is seriously stunning! The bathrooms are huge, aesthetic black and white, very clean and so resourceful! You've got everything from hair ties to dry shampoo which is so considerate. The staff was so kind and the yoga instructor took us through each flow very patiently before speeding it up. I loved her cheerfulness throughout and how spacious the yoga studio was. Parking was plentiful as well.

Awesome place. Old school type of gym. Lots of great equipment, most of it is Rogue and looks new…read more Great variety of machines and top quality weight racks as well. Great place, definitely enjoying it.

I love the atmosphere and everyone that works out there is always so friendly. Jason, the owner,…read morelooks to be one of the only Fitness Competition coaches I've seen in this area and by the looks of it, he's real good at it. That being said, the new girl at the counter is really helpful. It would be cool if she could stop playing weird ass techno/rap remix music. 50 cent is great as is.

I have been a member here for several years, and unfortunately my experience has gone downhill…read moresignificantly. The incident that finally pushed me to write this review happened yesterday. My husband and I came in together to work out. I was fumbling with my phone trying to pull up my barcode, so my husband scanned me in. He accidentally selected our daughter Tess's name instead of mine. I immediately went to the restroom before starting my workout. When I came out of the stall, a staff member was standing there waiting for me. She asked my name, and when I explained that my husband had accidentally selected our daughter's name but that I had my own active membership, she told me I needed to come to the front desk immediately. I told her several times that I had my membership on my phone and could show her. Before going to the desk, I simply asked if I could wash my hands first since I had just used the restroom. She refused and told me, "You need to come to the front desk right now," and then added, "You know I can kick you out of here, right?" I understand verifying memberships, but refusing to allow someone to wash their hands after using the restroom and immediately threatening to throw them out was unnecessary, embarrassing, and incredibly rude. Also, if there is an issue with someone's membership, maybe don't confront them while they're walking out of a bathroom stall. At the very least, wait until they have left the locker room. Being approached in the restroom and then denied the opportunity to wash my hands before being marched to the front desk was uncomfortable, embarrassing, and completely unnecessary. This isn't an isolated issue. Over the last several months, I've noticed a major shift in how members are treated. Staff seem increasingly focused on policing memberships to the point that interactions often feel accusatory rather than welcoming. I've also become increasingly frustrated with the amenities included in my membership. I pay for the higher-tier membership that includes things like massage chairs and tanning, yet these features frequently don't work or are "under maintenance" for weeks at a time. There was also a recent incident where I was told I could not work out until I allowed staff to take my membership photo. While I understand needing photos for identification purposes, refusing to allow a paying member to exercise until a picture was taken felt excessive and unnecessary. At this point, walking into the gym feels less like going to work out and more like trying to clear airport security. I understand verifying memberships, but I don't appreciate feeling like I'm automatically viewed as a criminal or someone trying to sneak in every time I walk through the door. I've been a paying member for years. A little common sense and courtesy would go a long way. Between the constant equipment issues, amenities being unavailable, and the increasingly rude and confrontational attitude from staff, I'm seriously considering taking my membership elsewhere.

For 6+ months Fox News has not worked on Any of their TVs. After asking management three different…read moretimes over the last half of a year with no resolution, I'm inclined to think this is on purpose. Corporate needs to intervene because the gym is not resolving the issue, whether on purpose or from incompetence.

They have childcare and fun activities for them. I use the weight room, sauna, cold plunge, etc…read more they have almost everything there.

I have been a Life Time member for a long time, and my household maintains a large membership. We…read moreuse the club consistently, follow the policies, and pay a significant amount each month for what is marketed as a premium experience. There are many things I genuinely appreciate about Life Time, particularly the instructors, who have consistently been one of the strongest parts of the club. Unfortunately, my experience with Kids Academy has become increasingly disappointing, and an interaction today brought several longstanding concerns to a head. First, policies need to be communicated and enforced consistently. When something is permitted one day and prohibited the next--or seems to depend on which employee is working--it becomes very difficult for members to understand what is actually expected of them. I am completely willing to follow the rules. I simply expect those rules to be clear, consistent, and communicated respectfully. More concerning was the manner in which my children and I were spoken to today. My children are also members of this club, and regardless of a disagreement or policy issue, I expect employees working with children to communicate with them respectfully. I was extremely disappointed by the tone and demeanor used toward them. This experience is especially troubling because I have already had concerns about what I have personally observed in Kids Academy over time. I have repeatedly seen very young children crying or visibly distressed for extended periods, ignored and wandering desperately seeking caregiver attention, and interactions that, in my opinion, lack the warmth, patience, and attentiveness I would expect from a childcare environment, the lack of genuine care for the children is appalling. This is not up to standard- particularly those associated with what should be a premium family membership. I recognize that this is gym childcare and not a preschool, and my expectations reflect that distinction. However, basic attentiveness, kindness, appropriate supervision, and respectful communication with children should not be considered premium amenities. They should be the minimum standard. There are certainly kind employees in Kids Academy, including some of the younger staff members who have been wonderful with my children. My concern is not intended as a blanket criticism of every person working there. It is that the overall quality and consistency of the childcare experience does not seem aligned with the standard Life Time promotes elsewhere in the club. My children are older and are able to communicate clearly with me about their experiences and advocate for themselves. Based solely on what I have personally observed, I would NOT leave a very young child who cannot yet communicate independently. I don't expect perfection, and one unpleasant interaction would not ordinarily cause me to reconsider a membership I have and one I would like to maintain. But when inconsistent policies, poor customer service, and concerns about the environment in which members' children are being cared for begin to form a pattern, it deserves attention. Life Time charges a premium price and presents itself as a premium club. I believe it is reasonable for members to expect the quality, professionalism, and customer service in Kids Academy to reflect that same standard. After today's experience, I am genuinely questioning whether the value of our membership continues to justify the cost.

Challenging Aquafit class...crushing 2026 goals…read more.. LA Fitness offers an Aquafit class, which is a water-based fitness class that blends aerobic exercise, strength training, and flexibility work. All these modalities are performed in a swimming pool. In the case of LA Fitness it is an Olympic size swimming pool. It is a low-impact workout, making it ideal for people of all ages and fitness levels, especially those with joint issues or recovering from injuries or surgeries. The Aquafit class lasted 50 minutes and involved movements like squats, jogging, lunges, and kicks. We used water weights and water noodle to increase our resistance. LA Fitness' Signature Clubs is an elevated experience making you want to come back for more. Great class...great start to 2026

Great experience at this LA Fitness location! The facility is consistently clean and…read morewell-maintained. The staff is super friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help. Highly recommend!

In Cedar Park off of Lakeline the owners have really cheaped out on the place. They dont believe in…read moreair conditioning, working bathrooms or tvs on treadmill. I'm never hot. If they couldn't afford a gym perhaps they shouldn't have bought. No other Anytime is like this!!! In any other city.

Great club, always clean, not too busy. Plenty of equipment…read more Ample parking, reasonably priced. Owners and trainers very friendly.

So far everything has been great a lot of machines to choose from and the environment is good as…read morewell everybody keeps to themselves mostly

Absolutely disgusting! This place is filthy dirty, there is trash lying everywhere in the locker…read morerooms and throughout the facility. If it is like this then I can't imagine the build up of bacteria and germs growing on benches, floors, and equipment. My husband went this morning and they charge for $25 for a 2 day pass. Every other place will give you a free day pass. My husband asked for the military family discount which they advertise on their website. The front desk guy told him "no! That is only for the person who is in the military". I guess he is not educated on what a "military family discount" is.

I just joined this gym last week because I wanted a fitness center with a calm and respectful…read moreatmosphere without the constant noise and hype of the high pressure places. That's exactly what I got.

I had one of the worst experiences at this Anytime Fitness location…read more They called me asking if I had let someone in since no staff was available. I understand that's against the rules, and I immediately apologized and explained the situation. I even said, "If it's that big of a deal, just charge me the $50," considering my membership is only $25 a month. The staff member told me it was just a warning, so I thought the matter was resolved. The next time I came to work out, my door code suddenly didn't work. No call, no email, no explanation--just locked out after being told it was "only a warning." That is not good customer service. If you say something, stand by your word. I've paid my fees, traveled internationally, and used other Anytime Fitness gyms without a single issue--even in Japan. This has been by far the worst experience I've had with the brand. The gym itself is small, and the way this franchise is managed feels unprofessional and even a little unsettling, as if members are constantly being monitored. Overall: If you value honesty and consistency, I would avoid this location.

Very very low rates. Very clean. 2 full court gymnasiums…read more Pick up Basketball is being played every night. Indoor walking track, full workout area with weights and cardio equipment.

This is a nice facility. Not nearly as many amenities as the YMCA though. They offer a few classes,…read morebut you have to pay for most of them in addition to paying for membership to the center. The gym has an indoor running track that comes in handy for cold and rainy days. A light selection of weights and nautilus equipment. They do offer child care, but very limited hours available. They also have a game room for game consoles. There is always a volleyball court setup in the gym. No pool or other water features available.

Visited this Crunch for the first time and the experience was pleasant. This location is medium…read moresized (in my opinion) with ample parking. There is a kids section and it's open 24/7! There is plenty of staff available to assist if needed. They have a stretching section with big mats pre-arranged on the floor and ample foam rollers-really cool! My least favorite thing-they have spray and paper towels for cleaning, which is old school to me compared to wipes. Also, if you want your locker locked in the locker room, make sure to bring a lock! Unfortunately, that is old school as well. I'd still recommend!

I had the most amazing Customer Service by a representative called SAM AUGUSTINE. I had a…read morereoccurring challenge , due to my mobility ( let's say) and it had been months trying to resolve the challenge with no resolve. I called one last time, with " I've had it up to here ", and She answered and really listened and went above and beyond to resolve my issue within minutes. SAM YOU RESTORED SOME HOPE IN ME THIS DAY- CRUNCH IS FORTUNATE TO HAVE HER. If yall going ask for SAM AUGUSTINE. YOUR DAY IS SURE TO BE BRIGHTER THANK U SAM!!!!!